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1 n electron-emitting object near an ultrathin phosphor.

2 he phosphorescence decay rate of a palladium phosphor.

3 s crosslinked with metal-free purely organic phosphors.

4 e yellow gap of primary light-emitting diode phosphors.

5 ew type of single-phase white-light-emitting phosphors.

6 e precursors for nanostructured red-emitting phosphors.

7 pment of bright and practical purely organic phosphors.

8 longer (>800 nm) than those of most Ir(III) phosphors.

9 nce properties of copper-doped semiconductor phosphors.

10 merging tools to characterize such nanosized phosphors.

11 lecular motions in the proximity of embedded phosphors.

12 photon upconversion in rare earth activated phosphors.

13 termine the absorbed X-ray power by the nano phosphors.

14 andidates for high-temperature thermographic phosphors.

15 tes for the oligomerization of (guanosine 5'-phosphor)-2-methylimidazolide (2-MeImpG).

16 activation of AI-ETD and show that modifying phosphoRS (a phosphosite localization algorithm) to incl

17 esponse to dobutamine, whereas expression of phosphor-ablated TnI alone had little effect on the acce

18 nhibitor of metalloproteinase-2 (TIMP2), and phosphor-activation of anti-apoptotic p70s6 kinase, Akt

19 f-feedback caused by the reflection from the phosphor-air interface.

20 9-fold induction of phosphor-MAP kinase and phosphor-AKT, markers of cell signaling pathways related

21 tential, exciting the electroluminescence of phosphor along the motion trajectory.

22 high internal quantum yield, the new yellow phosphor also demonstrates high external quantum yield,

23 two non-nucleosidic photocleavable aminotag phosphor-amidites.

24 is dependent on the rate of diffusion of the phosphor and its molecular environment.

25 on of the frequency of collision between the phosphor and molecular oxygen and of the efficiency of e

26 flexible lighting "tapes" based on patterned phosphors and large collections of small light emitters

27 -bearing borohydrides related to solid state phosphors and magnetic refrigeration.

28 Covalent cross-linking between phosphors and polymer matrices via Diels-Alder click che

29 made with low-kilovoltage, calcium tungstate phosphors and relatively large focal spots.

30 nanocrystals (NCs) have emerged as promising phosphors and solar cell materials due to their remarkab

31 lutionary methods to generate new catalysts, phosphors, and a range of other materials.

32 -optical fluorescence efficiency of the nano phosphors annealed at 1100 degrees C was 3.2%.

33 the quantitative, luminescent up-converting phosphor anti-PGL-I test [UCP-LFA].

34 ree) are very rarely explored as emitters in phosphor applications, despite the emerging demand in th

35 Nitride-based phosphors are adopted in high-performance applications b

36 These new NIR persistent phosphors are all-weather materials that can be rapidly,

37 Visible-light persistent phosphors are being widely used as self-sustained night-

38 Eu(2+)-activated phosphors are being widely used in illuminations and dis

39 using this design, a series of pure organic phosphors are colour-tuned to emit blue, green, yellow a

40 These phosphors are designated Oxyphor R2 and Oxyphor G2, resp

41 The calibration constants of the phosphors are essentially independent of pH in the physi

42 Both phosphors are Generation 2 polyglutamic Pd-porphyrin-den

43 ting applications, where effective molecular phosphors are lacking at present.

44 examples of sensing materials based on these phosphors are provided.

45 Nitride phosphors are suitable for white light-emitting diode ap

46 we present our own work on nano-upconversion phosphors as an example of this new class of nanomateria

47 m, magnesium, potassium, sodium, iron, zinc, phosphor, barium and sulfur were determined using induct

48 ht emitting diodes (WLEDs) are predominantly phosphor based (e.g., a yellow-emitting phosphor, such a

49 The orange-red emitting phosphors based on M(2)Si(5)N(8):Eu (M = Sr, Ba) are wid

50 -blue-emitting, bis-tridentate Ir(III) metal phosphors bearing both the dicarbene pincer ancillary su

51 Posterior photostimulable-phosphor bitewing radiographs were taken to determine ce

52 The novel phosphor boasts of such three advantageous properties as

53 ety matches, organophosphorous pesticide and phosphor bronze, and the produced N2 might be collected

54 ves to the predominantly used organometallic phosphors but are generally dimmer and are relatively ra

55 e as shown by inhibition of phosphor-JNK and phosphor-c-jun, and also decreased PS1 expression.

56 hemical stability and high brightness, these phosphors can serve as reference for fluorescent indicat

57 Assessment of three Pr(3+)-activated RL phosphor candidates revealed LaPO4:Pr(3+) to have the mo

58 significantly different on 2K and 4K storage phosphor chest radiographs.

59 AD-fmk did not restore motility or levels of phosphor-cofilin, indicating that the observed effects a

60 A series of nitridosilicate phosphor compounds, M(2-x)Si(5)N(8):Eu(x) (M = Sr, Ba),

61 system were compared to those with a storage phosphor computed radiography (CR) system.

62 This could eliminate inefficient phosphor conversion and enable color-tunable emission or

63 y, making it a promising material for use in phosphor conversion WLEDs.

64 e use of these materials as red phosphors in phosphor-converted white light emitting diodes (pc-WLEDs

65 y future light trapping applications such as phosphor-converted white light generation, water-splitti

66 that were superior to those with the storage phosphor CR system.

67 ated liver-specific expression of SIRT1 or a phosphor-defective S164A-SIRT1 mutant promoted fatty aci

68 SCF(Slmb) interacts with a phosphor degron embedded within the human and fruitfly S

69 Up-converting phosphors do not photobleach and are inert to common ass

70 nt dopant, in combination with green and red phosphor dopants, to yield high power efficiency and sta

71 s reported to date have been achieved in all-phosphor-doped devices, which have the potential for 100

72 ansparent hydrogel electrodes sandwich a ZnS phosphor-doped dielectric elastomer layer, creating thin

73 is ca. two to five times higher than that of phosphor-doped polymer systems having no such covalent l

74 operty investigations showed that NYS:Sm(3+) phosphor emitted reddish emission with CIE coordination

75 Red or yellow phosphors excited by a blue light-emitting diode are an

76 om a Cr(3+)-doped LiGa(5)O(8) NIR persistent phosphor exhibiting a super-long NIR persistent luminesc

77 p-blue organic light-emitting diode from one phosphor exhibits Commission Internationale de l'Eclaira

78 y with improved thermal stability, make this phosphor family a promising candidate for alternative, R

79 e have developed an inorganic-organic hybrid phosphor family based on I-VII binary semiconductors.

80 Some of these phosphors feature an extremely broad and red-shifted Eu(

81 ndidate as a reddish-emitting UV convertible phosphor for application in white light emitting diodes

82 ty renders these new materials promising red phosphors for blue-excitation white LEDs for solid-state

83 for developing low-cost CDots as alternative phosphors for light-emitting devices.

84 nductivity for batteries and fuel cells, and phosphors for light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

85 In contrast, persistent phosphors for near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths are lackin

86 aterials promising candidates as alternative phosphors for use in general lighting devices.

87 y are promising as single-source white-light phosphors for use with ultraviolet light-emitting diodes

88 (WLEDs) is the discovery of highly efficient phosphors free of rare-earth (RE) elements.

89 We report a high-performance phosphors-free white light-emitting-diodes (w-LEDs) usin

90 hydrogen bonding between the newly developed phosphor G1 and the poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) matrix eff

91 morphous layer on the surface of the nitride phosphor grain during oxidative heating treatment, which

92 In this study, the structure of phosphor has been modified through cation substitution t

93 The LiGa(5)O(8):Cr(3+) phosphor has promising applications in optical informati

94 ation of the phosphors is absolute, and once phosphors have been calibrated in one laboratory the sam

95 Sr, Ba), CaAlSiN(3), and SiAlON, are useful phosphor hosts with good thermal stabilities.

96 creased cytosolic IkappaBalpha and increased phosphor-IkappaBalpha content were found 0-1 h postexerc

97 umors were frozen, sectioned, and exposed to phosphor image plates to obtain a quantitative digital i

98 brain slices using 18F-mefway were read on a phosphor imager.

99 )pyridine ((18)F-nifrolidine) were read on a phosphor imager.

100 ulting [(32)P]ceramide is quantified using a phosphor-imager system following TLC separation.

101 otiter plate format has been developed and a phosphor imaging system has been employed for sample mea

102 With phosphor imaging to quantify the washed membranes, the a

103 chromatography-mass spectrometry and storage phosphor imaging, respectively, ex vivo in rats, wild-ty

104 ery echo-planar imaging and autoradiographic phosphor imaging, respectively.

105 d, dried, and analyzed by autoradiography or phosphor imaging.

106 abeled annexin V in live animals followed by phosphor imaging.

107 e could reproduce this finding using storage phosphor imaging.

108 or has been developed that uses a commercial phosphor-imaging detector and has been optimized for low

109 Results from the phosphor-imaging system are converted to conventional el

110 ytes on the membrane is integrated using the phosphor-imaging system for 10-72 h.

111 g gel electrophoresis and autoradiography or phosphor-imaging.

112 uring the decay of phosphorescence from a Pd phosphor in solution; the decay rate was obtained by fit

113 d phosphorescent dyes, traditionally used as phosphors in biological oxygen measurements, exhibit ext

114 promising candidate for alternative, RE-free phosphors in general lighting and illumination.

115 model analyte to describe the properties of phosphors in immunochromatographic assays, a detection l

116 itionally, the use of these materials as red phosphors in phosphor-converted white light emitting dio

117 io, and are useful as energy down-conversion phosphors in polarized LEDs.

118 ensor based on the metal-free purely organic phosphors in the temperature-sensitive polymer matrix.

119 expression by GSK-3 was consistent with the phosphor-inactivation of GSK-3beta by CCCP and by the in

120 MK-2206 also inhibited the phosphor-inactivation of GSK-3beta by CCCP, a result con

121 Phosphor-inactive mutations of ICE1 complement freezing

122 such, the photoluminescent intensity of the phosphors increased by more than 10% and a blue shift oc

123 others lost transport activity but retained phosphor-intermediate formation or had partial losses of

124 hosphorescence by embedding a purely organic phosphor into an amorphous glassy polymer matrix.

125 Photon upconversion in rare earth activated phosphors involves multiple mechanisms of electronic tra

126 Calibration of the phosphor is of particular value because it is absolute,

127 50-360 nm) pre-irradiated LiGa(5)O(8):Cr(3+) phosphor is repeatedly stimulated with a visible light o

128 Calibration of the phosphors is absolute, and once phosphors have been cali

129 ir suitability as energy-saving LED lighting phosphors is assessed.

130 first time such efficiency for Eu/Gd2O3 nano phosphors is determined, and the measured efficiency is

131 SK-N-SH cell line as shown by inhibition of phosphor-JNK and phosphor-c-jun, and also decreased PS1

132 laces them among the brightest near-infrared phosphors known to date.

133 Preliminary assays that use up-converting phosphor labels, including tests for a drugs of abuse pa

134 o generate compositionally diverse thin-film phosphor libraries containing 1024 different composition

135 associated with an 8- to 9-fold induction of phosphor-MAP kinase and phosphor-AKT, markers of cell si

136 The hybrid phosphor materials are totally free of rare-earth metals

137 Copper-doped semiconductors are classic phosphor materials that have been used in a variety of a

138 Cells expressing phosphor-mimetic mutant (S235D) of p73 manifest altered

139 Interestingly, we found that the phosphor-mimetic mutant S195D and the deletion mutant De

140 t, the phosphorylation state, represented by phosphor-mimetic mutants of ezrin, only plays a minor ro

141 fects were not observed in mice expressing a phosphor-mimic S164D-SIRT1 mutant.

142 Phosphor mutants of CAP1 at the S307/S309 regulatory sit

143 A novel red-emitting phosphor NaY9(SiO4)6O2:Sm(3+) (NYS:Sm(3+)) was synthesiz

144 mine the absolute quantum efficiency of nano phosphors, normally a difficult task.

145 minescent (e.g., quantum dots, up-converting phosphor NPs, and dye-doped NPs), and magnetic NPs are i

146 a new type of RE-free, blue-excitable yellow phosphor, obtained by combining a strongly emissive mole

147 Two new phosphors, one based on Pd-meso-tetra-(4-carboxyphenyl)p

148 mutation (CTNNB1), and immunohistochemical (phosphor[p]-protein kinase B, p-insulin growth factor-IR

149 The phosphor-p68 facilitates beta-catenin nuclear translocat

150 These data demonstrated a novel mechanism of phosphor-p68 in mediating the growth factor-induced EMT

151 The Y593-phosphorylated p68 (referred to as phosphor-p68) promotes beta-catenin nuclear translocatio

152 light-emitting diode employing an efficient phosphor-phosphor type host-guest emitting system achiev

153 Phosphor plate autoradiographs showed decreased uptake u

154 were frozen and sectioned for histology and phosphor plate autoradiography.

155 this computed radiography system, which uses phosphor plate imaging, equates approximately to a 300-s

156 Periapical images obtained with a storage phosphor plate system during clinical examination were u

157 Photostimulable-phosphor, posterior bitewing radiographs were taken to a

158 The device uses phosphor powders as electroluminescent materials, and hy

159 Subject to cyclic voltage, the phosphor powders luminesce, but the ionic conductors do

160 Up-converting phosphors promise simpler readout systems with less back

161 ospho-protein kinase C-Zetalambda-Thr538 and phosphor-protein kinase D-Ser744-748 were reduced, where

162 s were measured by CEU perfusion imaging and phosphor quenching, respectively.

163 eld among all RE-free, blue-excitable yellow phosphors reported to date, with a value as high as 90.7

164 Phosphor-residues at the amino-terminus instigate an int

165 We applied [F-18]-AV-1451 phosphor screen autoradiography, [F-18]-AV-1451 nuclear

166 ith radiolabeled (AATCCC)4, and exposed to a phosphor screen.

167 Phosphor screens were exposed for (99m)Tc and (125)I, an

168 the p34(Cdc2)/clb phosphorylation site (p53-phosphor-Ser(315)).

169 lcium phosphate precipitate core of LCP, two phosphor-serine residues were added to the N-terminal of

170 NYS:Sm(3+) phosphor showed obvious absorption in the UV regions cen

171 Analyses of the different phosphors showed that CaF2:Eu enabled the best resolutio

172 In the current process, TOP, serving as phosphor source, reacts with Fe precursors to form FeP n

173 ough directed halogen bonding, these organic phosphors still have limitations to practical applicatio

174 ntly phosphor based (e.g., a yellow-emitting phosphor, such as cerium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet o

175 Nitride-based phosphors, such as Sr2Si5N8:Eu(2+) and CaAlSiN3:Eu(2+),

176 A newly developed water-soluble phosphor suitable for measuring oxygen pressure in the b

177 quivalent to those acquired with the storage phosphor system.

178 arbon nanotubes, quantum dots, up-converting phosphor technologies, and latex beads, between others)

179 Up-Converting Phosphor Technology (UPT) is based on lanthanide-contain

180 3+)-doped zinc gallogermanate NIR persistent phosphors that exhibit strong emission at 650-1,000 nm,

181 In conventional photostimulable storage phosphors, the optical information written by x-ray or u

182 riplet decay and allows the embedded organic phosphors to achieve a bright 7.5% phosphorescence quant

183 otropy, enabling their use as downconversion phosphors to create polarized light-emitting diodes.

184 be the use of a novel reporter, upconverting phosphors (UCP), in this assay format.

185 It consists of micrometer-sized upconversion phosphors (UCPs) and a pH indicator (Neutral Red) that a

186 transfer (LRET) associated with upconverting phosphors (UCPs) can be used to develop a paper-based DN

187 at 611 nm emitting from Eu doped Gd2O3 nano phosphors upon X-ray excitation from a microfocus X-ray

188 lcium fluoride doped with europium (CaF2:Eu) phosphors using an edge pattern and a thin-line optical

189 mum quenching concentration of Sm(3+) in NYS phosphor was about 10%mol, and the corresponding concent

190 r potential applications in the recycling of phosphor waste from compact fluorescent light bulbs.

191 provides a uniform microenvironment for the phosphor which is relatively unaffected by changes in th

192 f Eu(2+) ions in a new hexagonal EuAl(2)O(4) phosphor whose Eu(2+) luminescence exhibits a very large

193 Highly efficient red phosphors with superior intrinsic properties that are ex